Urban canyon climate monitoring in vulnerable Madrid neighborhoods
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Monitoring campaign (Oct 2023-Jul 2024) of urban canyon climate including wind, temperature and humidity in vulnerable Madrid neighbourhoods. Useful for street-canyon field evaluation.
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72 MB · ~9 months
How to cite
Arranz, B., Núñez Peiró, M., & Rodriguez Pabon, E. F. (2023). Urban canyon climate monitoring in vulnerable Madrid neighborhoods [Data set]. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13748898
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